Sentence examples for linguistic spectrum from inspiring English sources
Whatever may have been the linguistic environment of pre-Islamic Arabia, the rapid spread of the faith across Africa and into Asia soon created a situation in which written and spoken Arabic inhabited opposite ends of a linguistic spectrum.
4 Suggested solutions include provision of incentives, use of multilingual trial literature, employment of personal approaches and addressing researchers' reluctance to invite participation from the full cultural and linguistic spectrum.
In recent years, the field has expanded rapidly to consider the spectrum of religious, linguistic, ethnic, economic and gender differences that may affect health care.
As The New York Times Magazine columnist Jenna Wortham recently mused, "'queer' has come to serve as a linguistic catch-all for this broadening spectrum of identities, so much so that people who consider themselves straight, but reject heteronormativity, might even call themselves queer.
Specifically, we have observed association between a recurrent X-linked cause of ID, focal seizures with similarity to the RE spectrum, and long-term linguistic and nonlinguistic deficits.
It differs from other autism spectrum disorders by its relative preservation of linguistic and cognitive development.
For example, only two languages still predominate across the entire Andean region (Quechua and Aymara), whereas in eastern South America natives speak a wider spectrum of languages belonging to four different linguistic families [ 7].
A deeply-layered and multi-dimensional exercise, the ongoing polls in India are being fought on a wide spectrum of factors: socio-economic development; caste, religious and linguistic diversity and individual personalities of leaders.
The spectrum or 'array' of resources associated with attitudinal invocation presented below sets out some of the linguistic arrangements which may invoke attitudes in text, or may be associated with that invocation.
Linguistic ties matter too.
